Target prices have a way of changing faster than the market. Citigroup raised Bitcoin’s 12-month target price from $82,000 to $113,000, citing the gradual return of buyers to spot ETFs; the same report also cited a target price of $3,028 for Ethereum. Yet on September 30 alone, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $148.69 million—the direction of fund flows was exactly opposite to that indicated by the report. For daily breakdowns and portfolio positioning ideas, click the group link below and join the discussion: https://gate.onelink.me/Hls0/group?chatroom=1SJTUysiir&ref=VFLGBL1CAQ&ref_type=105 A higher target price reflects whether money may come in later; outflows show where money is going right now. The two are not contradictory—they simply refer to different points in time. A research report gives you a signpost, not the road conditions. What is truly worth watching is whether the subscription and redemption figures over the coming week can firmly support this optimism. No matter how high the signpost is set, someone still has to be willing to move forward.

Bitcoin and Ethereum Trading Recommendations and Trend Analysis: 10/2 Upside resistance: 85,000 (a watershed level tested multiple times without a breakout), 86,600-87,000 (previous high area). Downside support: 83,000 (short-term bull-bear dividing line), 82,000 (lower edge of the range), 80,000-81,000 (secondary support area if 82,000 breaks). In the short term, the high-level range-bound pattern between 82,000 and 86,000 is likely to continue. If the 83,000 support is decisively broken, the price may further retrace to the 80,000-81,000 area; only a high-volume hold above 85,000 would create the possibility of challenging 86,600-87,000. Analyst Sheng Ge's trading recommendations: Short Bitcoin around 87,000-87,500, target 86,000-85,500 Short Ethereum around 2,760-2,780, target 2,700-2,680 #ETH理财享5%加息年化 #Anthropic与SpaceX签署845亿美元算力协议 #OpenAI年化经常性收入接近700亿美元